🌍 G3 Gold: GlocalMe's SIM Free Charges for Global Connectivity Review

Works generally as expected but 1) Beware of using the day pass - it expires at midnight in the GMT+8 time zone. The package description does not make this clear or warn you that you will be purchasing a pass that expires in an hour instead of a "day" as stated in the schedule. 2) Trying to get help in such a case is impossible. The support team is 100% unhelpful as all they say is that the package is outdated and non-refundable. Doesn't even just renew or credit a day pass - all for a whopping

Simply put, this is an amazing device that I need right now. With a virtual sim, you have internet access at a reasonable cost that automatically connects to multiple devices as soon as you land in a new country. It accommodates two real sim slots that I use, one for my home country (Australia) and one for the country I'm visiting. It is very easy to switch between virtual and real sims. With real SIM cards in this way you can get cheap internet at home and abroad. So far, 4G networks are…

One important information is not revealed anywhere: the prices of packages and packages as such differ depending on the country of residence (which cannot be changed after activating the device). I am currently traveling in the US. When researching I was shown US packages + prices which I thought would work very well. I bought and activated the device by registering in my (European) country of residence. When trying to buy a data package, I was only shown packages for my country of residence…

This is a great personal WiFi and I love that it comes with data so you can start using it right away. It's also cheaper than the advertised price because you don't need to buy data once you get the device. I teach online so I bought it in case my own internet goes down. I also have a VOiP phone so I use it when I need a phone on the go too. I am very dependent on that. Cons: The device itself is a bit bulky and looks like a very large iPhone. I had a situation where I charged the phone for…

Call, they said to put the ordered SIM card in the device and then they asked me to send a photo of the screen, which I was referring to so she would tell me which device to choose, SIM 1 or SIM 2 etc. They said they never received the photos I sent so I called and got help. It worked then. The next time I tried to use it, it didn't work. I called several times (it took a few hours) then someone said remove the sim card and buy their minutes and it will work better. I did this and it worked for

I spent my budget on an annual global "unlimited" plan because my schedule for the year was so messy. In the last 5 months I've lived in 3 European countries plus the US and used it everywhere. The device is reliable and the battery lasts a day if you charge it every night. I was able to connect my phone, tablet, and computer to it, so I could use my email and messaging apps anywhere. So if your main goal is to stay connected at the simplest level without having to worry about buying local SIM…